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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Bill Murray, who is practically a member of the team, after throwing out the first pitch at a Cubs game
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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Bette Midler is a fan and that’s why the Cubs are the best (REX/Shutterstock)

Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Pearl Jam’s Eddie Veder, throwing out the first pitch at a Cubs game.
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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Bonnie Hunt (REX/Shutterstock)

Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

The late Bernie Mac, showing his love for the Cubs (REX/Shutterstock)

Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

John Cusack singing ‘Take Me Out To The Ball Game’ at a Cubs game
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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Hillary Clinton throws out the first pitch at a Cubs game in 1994
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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Aimee Garcia (REX/Shutterstock)

Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Roy Wood Jr. (REX/Shutterstock)

Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Vince Vaughn throws out the first pitch at a Cubs game
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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Pete Wentz repping the Cubs
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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Nick Offerman of ‘Parks and Recreation’ fame repping his love for The Cubs
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Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Brett Eldredge and his dog, Edgar, both fans of the Cubs (Courtesy of facebook)

Celebrities Rooting For The Chicago Cubs In The MLB Playoffs

Television and movie actor Mr. T, right, hugs gold star mother Linda Pahnke, who’s son Shawn was killed in Iraq in 2003, before a baseball game between the Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates in Chicago, Monday, May, 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Paul Beaty)